Commercial guide
Zuro database module helps you stand up Drizzle with practical defaults and a clean structure for migrations and schema growth.
Teams convert better when they see what they get before signup. This is the practical output path from Zuro commands.
$ npx zuro-cli init my-mvp ✓ Express + TypeScript scaffolded ✓ Helmet, CORS, env validation ✓ Logger + health route ready $ npx zuro-cli add auth ✓ Auth routes configured ↳ auto-installs database + error-handler if missing
Add database support quickly with guided prompts and sane defaults.
Keep schema and DB code in predictable locations for team readability.
Pair with auth, uploads, and validator modules as your API grows.
Database choices affect every backend layer, so initial setup quality has outsized impact. Teams need a starter that makes migrations, schema ownership, and query boundaries obvious from day one. Without that clarity, growth introduces scattered data access patterns and fragile migration history.
A Drizzle-oriented setup should optimize for everyday engineering flow: schema updates, migration review, local testing, and deployment consistency. The goal is not only type safety, but operational confidence. When schema files and migration commands are predictable, teams can move quickly without gambling on data integrity.
This landing page positions the module as a practical bridge between scaffold speed and maintainable persistence architecture. It should help engineers evaluate whether generated defaults align with their expected workload: rapid feature iteration, controlled schema changes, and clear rollback paths.
Use these pages to go from evaluation to implementation with practical examples.
Yes. The database module supports both providers during setup.
Yes. Generated Drizzle structure is compatible with standard migration workflows.
Start with one module, validate your product path, and expand features as demand grows.